1. if you had a good time.
I had a great time, I am a Blizzard news podcaster however, and in that vein I went to a lot of community parties after hours and My love for all the franchises is equal so there is a lot to do. I found myself wishing I could clone myself into about 4 people to do all I wanted.
2. what kinds of things there are to do.
Lots of cool panels, various little kiosks showing off all sorts of Blizzard and gaming related stuff to look at (things like the Starcraft board game and the WoW Figureprints definitely worth a lookaround), there's live esports, usually WoW arenas and Starcraft, and of course playtime on the upcoming titles.
3. what are my chances of playing diablo 3 while im there.
Very high, there is an area to play it, but the lineup is usually over half an hour so I'd try to do these early or during a WoW panel when most of the people are elsewhere.
4. how long do you get to play if so.
Best recollection is that you get between 15 and 20 minutes in there and you group up with 2 - 3 other players
5. is it confusing like some conventions.
It can be hard to get around but there's a pretty good map that you get and if you plan what you go to it's pretty manageable, only confusion is from the total huge amount of people.
Since I'm a podcaster about Blizzard stuff. I will probably be there with tshirts on and giving out stickers and stuff. Make a big event out of it Like I plan to do for Starcraft 2 and Cataclysm next year.
Hey guys, so as to not go too much into what I do because I'm not posting this to advertise, but I am the host and creator of a pan-Blizzard podcast that covers the news from all the Blizzard franchises every week.
I have been rather disappointed with my coverage lately because due to sheer weight it has become too much of a WoW heavy show and I really want to flesh out all the franchises to really earn the title of "the Blizzplanet of podcasts" so I want to get help from this great community in two ways.
One, I have a guest on the show every week and at the moment all I can really find are WoW personalities to come and guest with us, but I'd really like someone who really likes and knows and loves the Diablo franchise to come in and talk some Diablo stuff. I cover all franchises so you'll have to be around for all of it, but I've had many guests who knew nothing about Starcraft and Diablo and it would be unfair of me to have a double standard if you aren't into WoW so you just need to sit through it.
Another thing is I want to flesh out the other franchises, so if you know more news sources and blogs focused around Diablo or possibly Starcraft I'd really be interested in having them for sources.
I don't want to fall into a pit and become a WoW podcast and I'd love your help with this.
(psst I really hope I don't get in trouble for advertising, I tried to make sure I cleared this with the rules first)
never said the angel was going about finding redemption the right way. I was seeing it more as the story of John Constantine int he comic Hellblazer where he knows he's destined to go to hell but he keeps killing demons so maybe heaven will take him one day though it won't work.
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I think generally the Heavens frown upon interfering in mortal matters.
Once a faithful servant of heaven, your hero was cast down for his (or her) past deeds. s/he has lost the ability to fly, but some of his/her original power remains. His/her mission in fighting the minions of hell is to somehow show to tyreal and others that he is worthy of heaven and wants to get back in their good graces. Aside from being a powerful warrior, the Fallen Angel also bears powerful group blessings and powerful light magic.
The class itself would have a tyreal-esque look without wings or pronounced wings. It's resource system could be a divine light based sphere that would be drained but constantly regenerate.
This would be a true hybrid of melee and magic and would make for a unique character class with an interesting story.
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1. if you had a good time.
I had a great time, I am a Blizzard news podcaster however, and in that vein I went to a lot of community parties after hours and My love for all the franchises is equal so there is a lot to do. I found myself wishing I could clone myself into about 4 people to do all I wanted.
2. what kinds of things there are to do.
Lots of cool panels, various little kiosks showing off all sorts of Blizzard and gaming related stuff to look at (things like the Starcraft board game and the WoW Figureprints definitely worth a lookaround), there's live esports, usually WoW arenas and Starcraft, and of course playtime on the upcoming titles.
3. what are my chances of playing diablo 3 while im there.
Very high, there is an area to play it, but the lineup is usually over half an hour so I'd try to do these early or during a WoW panel when most of the people are elsewhere.
4. how long do you get to play if so.
Best recollection is that you get between 15 and 20 minutes in there and you group up with 2 - 3 other players
5. is it confusing like some conventions.
It can be hard to get around but there's a pretty good map that you get and if you plan what you go to it's pretty manageable, only confusion is from the total huge amount of people.
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I have been rather disappointed with my coverage lately because due to sheer weight it has become too much of a WoW heavy show and I really want to flesh out all the franchises to really earn the title of "the Blizzplanet of podcasts" so I want to get help from this great community in two ways.
One, I have a guest on the show every week and at the moment all I can really find are WoW personalities to come and guest with us, but I'd really like someone who really likes and knows and loves the Diablo franchise to come in and talk some Diablo stuff. I cover all franchises so you'll have to be around for all of it, but I've had many guests who knew nothing about Starcraft and Diablo and it would be unfair of me to have a double standard if you aren't into WoW so you just need to sit through it.
Another thing is I want to flesh out the other franchises, so if you know more news sources and blogs focused around Diablo or possibly Starcraft I'd really be interested in having them for sources.
I don't want to fall into a pit and become a WoW podcast and I'd love your help with this.
(psst I really hope I don't get in trouble for advertising, I tried to make sure I cleared this with the rules first)
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this could be why they were cast out.
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Once a faithful servant of heaven, your hero was cast down for his (or her) past deeds. s/he has lost the ability to fly, but some of his/her original power remains. His/her mission in fighting the minions of hell is to somehow show to tyreal and others that he is worthy of heaven and wants to get back in their good graces. Aside from being a powerful warrior, the Fallen Angel also bears powerful group blessings and powerful light magic.
The class itself would have a tyreal-esque look without wings or pronounced wings. It's resource system could be a divine light based sphere that would be drained but constantly regenerate.
This would be a true hybrid of melee and magic and would make for a unique character class with an interesting story.